If you shoot in self-defense, what do you say when you call 911?
This video, featuring advice from an attorney associated with USCCA, provides critical guidance on what to say when calling 911 after a self-defense shooting. The primary recommendation is to have someone else make the call if possible, as 911 operators are trained to elicit detailed information that can be used against the caller in court. If you must call yourself, provide only essential location and service requests, keeping details about the incident to an absolute minimum.









